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How to install ProBEAM Dynamic Strips LED Turn Signals on a motorcycle

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Morgan
12/17/2025, 01:29:51 PM

Installing ProBEAM Dynamic Strips LED Turn Signals can enhance your motorcycle's visibility. Here's a step-by-step guide to help you through the process:

  1. Begin by removing the existing turn signal assembly from your motorcycle's fork. Unscrew the securing nuts to detach it.
  2. Disconnect the wiring connector from the original turn signal assembly.
  3. Use a wrench or socket to remove the mounting studs from the fork.
  4. Repeat the above steps to remove the turn signal assembly on the opposite side.
  5. Remove the top T27 Torx bolts from the outer fairing and take off the windshield.
  6. Reinstall the center T27 Torx bolt to keep the fairing secure while you remove the inner fairing bolts.
  7. Take out the T27 Torx bolts from the left and right sides of the inner fairing.
  8. Disconnect the connector from the headlamp and carefully place the fairing on a flat surface.
  9. Connect the male connector of the AW Converter harness to the female connector on the factory wiring harness for the turn signal.
  10. Insert the male plug on the ProBEAM Dynamic Strips harness into the hole in the fork frame and connect it to the female connector of the AW Converter.
  11. Attach the ProBEAM Dynamic Strips to the fork frame using the provided button head bolts and washers.
  12. Use the supplied wire ties to secure the wiring harnesses and converters. This will help prevent any potential damage during the fairing installation.
  13. Put the fairing and windshield back on, following the reverse order of removal. Ensure all bolts are correctly placed.
  14. With the ignition off, activate the hazard flashers for three minutes. This syncs the BCM (Body Control Module) with the ProBEAM Dynamic Strips.
  15. Finally, test all lighting modes to confirm proper operation. If you need any assistance, you can reach out to Custom Dynamics at 1 (800) 382-1388.
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